Hazardous Road Conditions Prompt Abington Police Warning

ABINGTON TOWNSHIP, PA — Abington Police are urging residents to stay home following Sunday's blizzard, saying that hazardous road conditions are giving them a serious "maybe not today" vibe.

Abington Police said westbound Susquehanna Road at Mill Road was reported as closed on Monday morning and that drivers should avoid the area.

Other road closures reported on Monday are:

• Susquehanna Road between Huntingdon Road and Rydal Road
• Susquehanna Road between Mill Road and Washington Lane
• Washington Lane between Frog Hollow Road and Susquehanna Road
• Susquehanna Road between Dixon Road and Lindsay Lane

Police are offering residents some suggestions:

• If you don't need to be out there, DON’T. The roads are a no-go zone for anything that isn't a snowplow or a sled.
• That beautiful "let’s go for a drive" feeling? We recommend hitting pause for today. Your car, your rear bumper, and your peace of mind will thank you.
• If you must go out, take it slow. Like, really slow. Think of a tortoise, not a hare.

Abington Police said officers are out on Monday, making sure that everyone stays safe.

"Stay home, stay safe, and maybe treat yourself to some cocoa," police said.

Public Works crews are keeping main and critical roads open and passable, followed by secondary roads. Crews will be plowing curb to curb. If a truck goes down the street to open it, it will be back to finish. Curb-to-curb plowing will not begin until the end of the storm.

The Abington Township Police Department declared a Snow Emergency on Saturday that ends at noon on Tuesday. Click here for a detailed list of snow emergency routes and additional information.

(Abington Township Police Department)